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This 5 day course will teach participants the electrical operation of three phase AC generators and how to maintain, test and troubleshoot them.
It is 50% hands on and is customized to the unique need of each client and their own equipment.
Our instructors all have 35+ years of experience with industrial generation and control.
Who should attend: Anyone responsible for generators and their management
You will be able to: Safely, efficiently and effectively maintain generators
Unfortunately, this course does not currently have any upcoming dates.
Yet, if you're interested in it, please chat with our sales team
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James Edwards, Qulliq Energy Corp"The course was tailored to our specific field of work. I now have a more in depth knowledge of my everyday tasks. I would recommend this course to anyone in the Power Generation Field."
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Lazarous Masiyiwa, Qulliq Energy Corp"Essential course for Diesel Power Generation. Excellent instructor."
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Terry Leblanc, Quilliq Energy Corp"The information and method of delivery is second to none. Found the information was custom tailored for our line of work. Top instruction and field knowledge. More than highly recommend this course."
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Jules Pineau, Qulliq Energy Corp"This was a very good course and I totally enjoyed it. All materials, presentations of this course is very pertinent to our job here at QEC Iqaluit. The hands on part was very good, which expanded our knowledge of Alternator testing via the 3 terminal Megger. I highly recommend this course; it is very...
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Sateana Goupil, Qulliq Energy Corp"The instructor gave an informative and detailed course on Generator & Alternator Maintenance. His ability to communicate various functions and uses for individual devices will enable me to be more competent and confident at my job as an electrician. Material covered on Diesel engines will allow me to...
Course topics
I. ALTERNATORS (SYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS)
Objective:
II. AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATORS
Objective:
III. GOVERNOR FUNDAMENTALS
Objective:
View all topicsI. ALTERNATORS (SYNCHRONOUS GENERATORS)
Objective:
- Configurations
- Armatures
- Connections
- Temperature and Environment
- Insulation Systems
II. AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATORS
Objective:
- Generator Characteristics
- Manual Excitation Control
- Automatic Excitation Control
- Frequency and Frequency Regulation
- Frequency and Frequency Regulation
- Frequency and Frequency Regulation
- Voltage and Voltage Regulation
- Voltage Regulator Stability
- Types Of Sensing Circuits
- Power Input Circuit
- Frequency Compensation
- Fault Current Support
- Excitation Support Systems
- Power System Stabilizers
III. GOVERNOR FUNDAMENTALS
Objective:
- Mechanical Governing
- Unstable Governor
- Speed Droop Governor
- Isochronous Governor
- Prime Movers with Isolated Loads
- Prime Movers Tied to Utility Power
- Proportional Electronic Governor Systems
- Electronic Governing
- Actuator Elements
- Electronic Isochronous and Droop Speed Control
- Isochronous Load Sharing
- Electrical Governing Versus Mechanical Governing
- Digital Governing and Controls
IV. ENGINE PROTECTIVE CONTROLS
Objective:
- Basic Components
- Lubrication
- Cooling
- Overspeed
- Miscellaneous
- Alarms
- Shutdown
- Generator Instrumentation
V. LOAD BANKS
Objective:
- Alternator Loading Considerations
- Load Bank Applications
- Portable Load Banks
- Permanent Load Banks
- Radiator Load Banks
- Medium Voltage Load Banks
- Load Bank Controls
VI. AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCHES
Objective:
- Supplying Emergency Power
- Transferring Power
- Manual Devices
- Automatic Devices
- Controlling Automatic Transfer Switches
- Transferring Motor Loads with Automatic Transfer Switches
- Ground-Fault Protection
- Open Transition Transfer Switches
- Closed Transition Transfer Switches
- Automatic Transfer Systems
- Maintaining Emergency Power
- Transfer Systems
- System Faults
- Motor Load Considerations
- Testing
- Maintenance
VII. PARALLELING GENERATORS
Objective:
- Electric Power System
- Parallel Operation of Generators
- The Control Strategy
- Synchronization
- Protective Strategy
- Failure Modes
- The Protective Relaying Scheme
- Islanding
- Suitable Protective Schemes
- Dedicated Interconnect Circuit
- Medium Voltage Interconnect
VIII. TROUBLESHOOTING ON-SITE POWER GENERATION SYSTEMS
Objective:
- Applicability
- The Common Troubleshooting Process
- The Formal Troubleshooting Process
- Case Studies
- Conclusion
- Practical Troubleshooting Tools
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Edward Rideout
Years of Experience56Ed Rideout has been involved with the electrical field in many ways for nearly 54 years. His electrical experience started when he was just out of vocational school and was hired as the sole electrician at a local fish plant in charge of six fishing trawlers, a power house and a fish plant facility. In 1975 Ed went on to work with Nova Scotia Power, first as an apprentice electrician in a generating...
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,“The instructor, Ed Rideout is very knowledgeable in test equipment, great life experience in all types of test equipment. He is respectful of students and patient.” Ray Vinish, Mosaic Esterhazy
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Bryce Balciunas, Mosaic Potash“I thought the instructor Ed did a very good job explaining the course. The instructor was very knowledgeable on what he was teaching us, and answered any questions we had. The course had a good breakdown of theory in the classroom, and hands-on in the trailer.”
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A. Lichodzijewski, Department of National Defense"Very interesting insight into Arc Flash safety. Good balance of theory and potential applications in everyday situations."
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"The course was tailored to our specific field of work. I now have a more in depth knowledge of my everyday tasks. I would recommend this course to anyone in the Power Generation Field."
James Edwards, Qulliq Energy Corp -
"Essential course for Diesel Power Generation. Excellent instructor."
Lazarous Masiyiwa, Qulliq Energy Corp -
"The information and method of delivery is second to none. Found the information was custom tailored for our line of work. Top instruction and field knowledge. More than highly recommend this course."
Terry Leblanc, Quilliq Energy Corp -
"This was a very good course and I totally enjoyed it. All materials, presentations of this course is very pertinent to our job here at QEC Iqaluit. The hands on part was very good, which expanded our knowledge of Alternator testing via the 3 terminal Megger. I highly recommend this course; it is very...
Jules Pineau, Qulliq Energy Corp -
"The instructor gave an informative and detailed course on Generator & Alternator Maintenance. His ability to communicate various functions and uses for individual devices will enable me to be more competent and confident at my job as an electrician. Material covered on Diesel engines will allow me to...
Sateana Goupil, Qulliq Energy Corp
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